SummaryBounty hunter Boba Fett (Temuera Morrison) and Fennec Shand (Ming-Na Wen) return to Tatooine in this spinoff of The Mandalorian.
Directed By:Steph Green
Written By:Jon Favreau, George Lucas, Noah Kloor
Air Date:
Jan 5, 2022
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Generally Favorable
7.0
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User score
Generally Favorable
7.0
76% Positive
26 Ratings
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3% Mixed
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21% Negative
7 Ratings
7 Ratings
May 31, 2022
10
Great episode. Was much more engaging than the 1st episode. The fighting with the sand people was great, and seen him becoming a part of a new family was amazing. From been left a lone since Jango’s death in episode 2 and in their clone wars era obsessed with revenge and after a life of bounty hunting fitting into a new family was an interesting character development for Boba Fett
Jan 5, 2022
9
This episode was wayyyy better than the first episode, was perfectly long and had tons of fun stuff in it.
Dec 1, 2023
8
Boba is led by his nose, but the story isn't smart enough to be surprising. Not everything makes sense. The Twins' actions are inconsequential, the dance sequence at the end makes no sense, since how would he know the moves? But this time, I don't care too much, because there are two amazing sequences. One is extremely cool, while the other is important and beautifully-shot.
Jan 16, 2022
8
I thought after all I could never love Tusken Raiders but this episode hit me in the face. Boba's character development still didn't show up that's all bothered me in this episode. I mean he's like he wasn't that guy worked for Vader and empire, he's like a hero. They needed to show that why. Like he instantly redeemed inside Sarlacc Pit.
Jan 8, 2022
7
The episode was OK. It was better than the previous one, some nice effects. Acting seemed artificial at times but overall much better compared to the previous awful episode.





























